New York Dolls photographed by Bob Gruen 1974.
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Easter morning, T/5 William E. Thomas and Pfc. Joseph Jackson about to roll specially prepared eggs on Hitler’s lawn. March 10, 1945.
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“Superman’s Dead” is a song by Our Lady Peace, released as the first single from their second album Clumsy. “Superman’s Dead” was seen by the band as a dark statement on how much television kids watch and the content of it. It looks at the dark expectations that are garnered from media images.
Our Lady Peace (sometimes shortened to OLP is a Canadian alternative rock band that formed in Toronto, Ontario in 1992. They are still a band today.
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Austrian musician Florian Birsak performs what is believed to be a recently discovered composition written by a 10-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on Mozart’s old piano in his childhood home. The piece is said to have been “found in a notebook in an attic.” The piece is called “Mozart: Allegro Molto in C Major.”
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